What is Georgy Pilavov's FIDE rating?

Georgy Pilavov's FIDE rating is 2607 standard, 2507 rapid, 2507 blitz. Chess Stalker tracks it together with Georgy Pilavov's over-the-board games and opening repertoire.

How many OTB games has Georgy Pilavov played?

The Chess Stalker database holds 211 over-the-board games by Georgy Pilavov (211 classical), with 56% wins. The full list, with openings and results, is on Georgy Pilavov's Chess Stalker profile.

How do I prepare against Georgy Pilavov?

Open Georgy Pilavov's free Chess Stalker report: opening repertoire with results per line as White and Black, recurring weaknesses and blunder patterns evaluated with Stockfish, and recent games. Then rehearse against the Twin Bot, which imitates Georgy Pilavov's style, before facing them.

Georgy Pilavov

TitleGrandmasterFederationRussiaBorn1974FIDE ID14109158

Classical2607

Rapid2507

Blitz2507

Games211

W · D · LWon · Drawn · Lost56 / 35 / 9

Peak2630Nov 2011

Rating history

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2026

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Oct 2023Nov 2026

Classical2607Rapid2507Blitz2507no games played

Accuracy by phase

95.6%Opening94.4%Middlegame96.2%Endgame

Clutch factor

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Play style

Elite accuracy: 94.1% average

Very consistent (95%)

Very precise: only 0.0 blunders/game

Dominates 1.e4 as

(78% in 72 games)

Recent games

Erendzhenov, Stanislav(2225)

Lagan Spring IM 2019 · 5 Apr 2019

½–½

Zakharov, Roman(2188)

Lagan Spring IM 2019 · 4 Apr 2019

1–0

Smagliev, Aleksandr(2338)

Lagan Spring IM 2019 · 4 Apr 2019

½–½

Hudyakov, Sergey(2067)

Lagan Spring IM 2019 · 3 Apr 2019

1–0

Sharapov, Sanal(2294)

Lagan Spring IM 2019 · 3 Apr 2019

0–1

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211 games

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Openings

103 games as White · scores 79.1%

Weaknesses

where they slip as ♔ White

No significant weaknesses detected as white

Strengths

what holds up for them as ♔ White

Sicilian: d6 Systems1.e4 c5 2.♞f3 d610 games, last played 12 years ago90.0%wins

French Defense1.e4 e6 2.d4 d512 games, last played 8 years ago66.7%wins

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PROTime controls · Years · Events

211 games in scope

LineECOGamesLast playedWins · draws · lossesScorevs 79.1%

B21–B50248y

63%25%12

75.0%−4.1 pts

C40–C46148y

64%29%7

78.6%—

C00138y

69%31%

84.6%—

A45–A4698y

78%22%

88.9%—

A00–A0498y

67%33%

83.3%—

B10–B15713y

71%29%

85.7%—

A41–D0468y

50%33%17

66.7%—

C60–C70413y

25%75%

62.5%—

Mistakes

Problematic pieces

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Critical moment

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Critical blunders

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Endgame statistics

3 endgames (33.3%)

Strongest

79.4%

R+Bishop vs R+Knight

Weakest

60.6%

Pure Pawn

Reaches Endgame

33.3%

3 / 9

B vs N Pref

52.4%·47.8%

prefers the bishop

PiecesTypeWin %games

Rook + Equal Minors

56%44%

77.9%353g

R+Bishop vs R+Knight

59%41%

79.4%306g

Rook vs Minor (Exchange)

49%50%

73.7%281g

Rook vs Rook

48%50%

72.6%252g

Rook vs Two Minors

56%44%

78.1%160g

Pure Pawn

36%50%14

60.6%109g

Rook + Equal Minors77.9%353g

R+Bishop vs R+Knight79.4%306g

Rook vs Minor (Exchange)73.7%281g

Rook vs Rook72.6%252g

Rook vs Two Minors78.1%160g

Pure Pawn60.6%109g

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PROTime controls · Years · Events

211 games in scope

Explore the repertoireevery move played, ranked by frequency

103 games64%W30%D6%L

103games in this linewon 64%, drew 30%, lost 6%

Move

1. e4

728y

63%31%

78%

1. d4

208y

65%30%

80%

1. ♞c3

718y

57%43%

79%

1. c4

2—

100%

1. b3

116y

100%

1. ♞f3

18y

100%

Scouting report: Georgy Pilavov (GM, RUS)

Georgy Pilavov

Rating history

Play style

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Openings

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Mistakes

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Endgame statistics

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